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Never used it in LAN. Always used a VPS for this with a domain name, no DynDNS or similar.
How much does a vps cost running your matrix client? It can't be more than a couple bucks a month right?
I pay around 10€ per month. The VPS has more services than.just Synapse. Mastodon, Database, Immich, Nextcloud, gotify.... And a few more 😁
I use the VPS 2000 from NetCup
I figured given that I'm on c/selfhosted that it probably wasn't only synapse just was curious about overhead.
I've got a little raid 5 8tb server under my desk that I just use locally to fuck around with/VPN back into my house/store larger backups on.
I'd never want to be using it to host anything like a website or service, so I'm always curious what the web hosters have and pay.
Mine only works on lan. The ddns checks out, but clients over the internet get nothing.
Maybe a problem with portforwarding 🤔
I checked that too. It's just cursed.